Post-translational control of the MEF2A transcriptional regulatory protein
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Jeffrey L. Wrana | David M. Cox | Olga I. Ornatsky | Padma Tangirala | John J. Andreucci | Zoë A. Quinn | Ron Prywes | Yie-Teh Yu | John C. McDermott | O. Ornatsky | J. Wrana | R. Prywes | J. C. McDermott | D. M. Cox | Z. Quinn | Yie-Teh Yu | P. Tangirala | Yie-Teh Yu
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